Over the first week of the new year Mornington was home to the 420 National Championships. The club had many members across the fleet with 7 boats competing from Mornington. As well as having great participation from the club there was also many great performances with James Jackson and Lachie Caldwell finishing in second place overall and Chloe Harper and Anna Cripsey placing as the first females and eighth overall in the regatta. There was plenty of great sailing and fun to be had across the fleet over the 5 days. It was also great to see the younger MYC members of Sassy and Arabella and Jay and Digby completing each race and doing so with big smiles on their faces.
We would really like to thank all the members and volunteers at the club helping both on and off the water and with them it could never have run so smoothly. As always Chris Jackson did an amazing job at PRO being the face of the regatta and on behalf of the rest of the competitors we would like to congratulate him for all his hard work in the lead up to the event and all the planning involved.
We would really like to thank all the members and volunteers at the club helping both on and off the water and with them it could never have run so smoothly. As always Chris Jackson did an amazing job at PRO being the face of the regatta and on behalf of the rest of the competitors we would like to congratulate him for all his hard work in the lead up to the event and all the planning involved.
Sophie & Will McKenzie
MYC Junior Club Captains
MYC Junior Club Captains
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